You would be better off moving to a newer scanner. One of the systems in your county,
Apopka, has some P25 Phase II talkgroups, as well as uses some 700MHz frequencies on it's site. Unfortunately, the Pro-96 cannot trunk track 700MHz frequencies. You can 'enable' that band in the extended settings via software, but it will not track the system with those frequencies. Also, while most of your area appears to be P25 Phase I, there are some Phase II TGIDs, which are also not receivable on the Pro-96.
While the
Orange County system is P25 Phase I, both the primary site for the county is simulcast, as is the site dedicated to Orlando. In neighboring Lake County, the
PSIC system has several simulcast sites, and uses mostly 700MHz frequencies.
Unfortunately, most of the law enforcement agencies in your area use encryption, which no scanner can receive. Simulcast is another problem in itself. With the exception of Uniden's SDS100 & SDS200, performance of other scanner models that can do Phase II, as well as handle 700MHz frequencies, is often poor, and unpredictable. Simulcast can be extremely location specific. You have multiple transmit towers all broadcasting the exact same radio traffic on the exact same frequencies. While the differential between the time that these signals reach a given location is slight, it's still enough to befuddle most of them. Some people will find that their scanner works in one spot in their house, but not in other parts of the same structure. In some cases, metal siding, or foil backed insulation in the walls, blocks the conflicting signals enough that the scanner may work, but if moved a few feet, it will not. Read more about Simulcast in the Wiki.
Simulcast digital distortion - The RadioReference Wiki
Other than the SDS series scanners, other options to combat simulcast include the Blue Tail Receiver and the Unication pager. I don't own either of those, but the Unication apparently works very well, based on comments I've seen. It's drawback is that, not being a true scanner, you can program multiple sites & systems, along with talkgroups, but it can only receive one site, on one system, at a time, with a limited number of talkgroups (I believe 64, but might be incorrect). The
Blue Tail Receiver has more flexibility, and can deal with more than one system/site. Comments I've read on this unit are also mostly positive in how it handles simulcast. There are dedicated forums for each of these, so review comments there.
Your other option, if you simply want to monitor at a fixed location (your home), and can utilize a PC, is to get one of the SDR dongles & monitor the systems with downloadable software. I don't use an SDR at this time, so I would defer more specific comments to those that use this path.
I would also suggest that you request your thread be moved to the Florida forum. Someone in the area could better advise what does, or does not, work for them. To do that, do
not create a new thread. Instead, click on the Report in the lower left corner of one of your posts, and request that a moderator move your thread to the state forum. Someone in the area would be more likely to see it there.
but still checking my options per Steve's feedback. 
